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1 Social Safety Nets Adaptive to Natural Disasters Hideki Mori RSR Program Manager Matthew L. Hobson Sr. SP Specialist losure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized
2 In the early 1970s, about natural disasters were reported each year. How about the last 5 years? A. About the same number B. 150 / year C. 350 / year D. 550 / year E / year 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% About the same number 150 / year 350 / year Title of Presentation / year 1000 / year
3 Natural disasters are more frequent EM-DAT: The OFDA/CRED International Disaster Database Title of Presentation 3
4 What type of natural disasters affect the largest number of people? A. Earthquake B. Flood C. Storm D. Drought E. Epidemic 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% Earthquake Title of Presentation 4 Flood Storm Drought Epidemic
5 Affects 100s of millions of people EM-DAT: The OFDA/CRED International Disaster Database Title of Presentation 5
6 Including those who get displaced Social Safety Nets and Natural Disasters 6
7 Natural Disaster A co-variate shock by a force of nature Seriously disrupts the functioning of a community or a society Widespread human, material and environmental damages and losses, often beyond the coping ability of the affected community or society Title of Presentation 7
8 Slow Onset Drought Desertification Sea level rise Erosion Water salination Fast Onset Cyclones, Typhoons, Hurricanes Storm surge Flash flooding Earthquakes Volcanic eruptions Often predictable more time to react Voluntary and involuntary movements Often unpredictable less time to react Involuntary movements 8
9 The cycle of poverty and vulnerability resulting from natural disasters Predisaster assets Disaster asset & livelihood loss Recovering from disasters Asset reaccumulation Repeat Negative coping DISASTER Falling into / back into poverty 9
10 Adaptive safety nets enable us to manage variety of shocks Population Poor not in regular SP program / vulnerable / near poor Scalability component Regular program beneficiaries (sub set of the poor) Regular safety net program beneficiaries Regular benefit Additional grant amount Benefit amount
11 Responding to severe droughts in East Africa, 2011 Chronic and acute food shortages Ethiopia the only country not to increase poverty in the region PSNP: Using EWS, expanded its coverage from 6.5 million to 9.6 million in 2 months Extended the duration of benefit period from 6 months/yr to 9 months/yr Households resilient to effects Livelihoods assets protected
12 The Philippines Emergency Cash Transfer: Super-Typhoon Yolanda, 2013 Affected almost 1.5 million families, or 7.1 million persons, across seven different regions 6,400 dead, over 1,000 still missing, 4,374,649 displaced 421,863 Pantawid CCT household beneficiaries in 171 municipalities affected
13 The Philippines Emergency Cash Transfer Compliance to requirements / conditionalities of 4Ps CCT waived and beneficiaries are treated as compliant in state of Calamity Development Partners used the 4Ps SP system to deliver top-up grants to affected 4Ps beneficiaries the poorest of the poor World Food Programme Cash Assistance Program 102,000 HHs c. $US 17 million (Php 742,575,952) Emergency Unconditional Cash Transfer (UNICEF) 5,801 HHs c. $US 4 million (Php 173,981,584)
14 Remember Kathy s Delivery System? DELIVERY CHAIN Govern Assess Implement Decide
15 CLICKER QUESTION For an SSN to be adaptive to natural disasters, which of Kathy s four core systems plays the most important role? Your Answers: A. Institutions, Financing, Governance B. Information Systems C. Delivery Chain D. Citizen Interface E. All of the Above 15
16 FOR AN SSN TO BE ADAPTIVE TO NATURAL DISASTERS, WHICH OF KATHY S FOUR CORE SYSTEMS PLAYS THE MOST IMPORTANT ROLE? A. Institutions, Financing, Governance B. Information Systems C. Delivery Chain D. Citizen Interface E. All of the Above Institutions, Financing, G... 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% Information Systems Delivery Chain Citizen Interface All of the Above 16
17 Natural Disasters Stress Already-Stressed Clients Form of benefits may needs to change Targeting methods may require adjustments Clients may lose IDs, ATM cards, etc. Many HH may permanently lose income earners due to death and disabling injuries Negative health impact (both physical and mental), particularly on the elderly and young children Loss/damage to productive assets, e.g. farmland, livestock Loss of work place and markets Restricted mobility due to damages to transport systems 17
18 Natural Disasters Stress SSN System, too Program/government personnel may sustain death or serious injury Office buildings, ICT equipment and infrastructure, registry databases, etc. may become inoperable. Damage to energy, transport, and communications infrastructure and Banking networks can severely restrict operations. 18
19 Be prepared Strategize Before A Disaster Strikes Flexible SP delivery systems Connecting information systems Predictable financing for contingent liabilities Ex ante coordination and capacity investments
20 Role of SSN in Disaster Risk Reduction? SSN is primarily a risk-coping instrument Public Works programs like Ethiopia s PSNP can carry out community greening projects, and contribute to risk reduction Geo-referencing registry data and overlaying it with hazard maps can: Spatially identify at risk populations like the elderly, people with disabilities, young children, and Help devise evacuation & emergency shelter management plans ex-ante Physical Risk Assessment & Early Warning Systems 20
21 2011 East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami (3/11) Magnitude 9.0 (Mw) undersea megathrust earthquake Death:15,894, Injured: 6,152, Missing: 2, ,000 still displaced Estimated economic loss: $235 billion Level 7 meltdowns at three reactors in the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Video Link 21
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